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How to use black and white cards with your baby

A simple routine for early visual support

Parent and baby using black and white cards

Black and white cards are ideal for 0-6 month babies because strong contrast is easiest to see. With calm sessions and gentle movement, you can support early visual skills.

Why use contrast cards?

Supports visual development

Bold contrast helps immature visual systems focus.

Builds attention

Simple patterns encourage short periods of steady looking.

Encourages tracking

Slow movement helps eyes learn to follow.

Infant vision development illustration

How to use

1

Set the scene

Choose a quiet time when baby is alert. Use soft, even light and a comfortable position.

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  • Pick a calm moment
  • Avoid harsh lighting
  • Have 2-3 cards ready
Best time to use black and white cards
Correct viewing distance demonstration
2

Show the card

Hold the card about 20-30 cm from the face and move it slowly side to side.

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  • Keep the distance steady
  • Move slowly for easy tracking
  • Show each card 30-60 seconds
3

Interact gently

Describe the shape in a soft voice and watch for signs of tiredness.

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  • Speak softly
  • Watch interest level
  • End within 5-10 minutes
Different baby reactions to visual stimuli

Precautions

Avoid overstimulation

Stop if baby turns away, fusses, or seems tired.

Keep proper distance

Stay within 20-30 cm for best focus.

Use the right timing

Avoid sessions when baby is hungry or sleepy.

Progress gradually

Start with simple shapes, then add more complex patterns.

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Try a short, calm session and see what captures your baby's attention.

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